Time to start selling some of my GoldRush .TV’s!
All two of them have a normal reg and renewal fee and they are NOT premiums, that means they can be transferred in your preferred registrar.
John.TV and Tune.TV are waiting for your offers, read below for more.
Bulk sales will have a great discount.
John.TV
- STANDARD renewal fee registered with Dynadot, can be transfered anywhere.
- One of the most popular first names in the world, I bet some of you are named John.
- This could be an early Xmas present to yourself or your loved ones or even a developed website for all the John’s in the world, last but not least you can keep it for reselling purposes.
- .TV and first names are a fit.
- Used to be a premium .tv with $1750 yearly renewal but not any more.
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Contact us for more.
Tune.TV
- STANDARD renewal fee registered with Dynadot, can be transfered anywhere.
- Great name for the Media/Social Media/TV industry.
- Generic domain with huge branding possibilities
- Tune it and they will come
- Used to be a premium .tv with $1k yearly renewal but not any more.
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Buy it now for $5k.
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Ok, my name is John, and I can see where this would be nice to have. But, what happens when the island of Tuvalu sinks? Will Verisign keep the .TV extension alive?
Hi John! I don’t want to sound rude but this question is not realistic. What will happen if WWIII starts?
.TV is for Tuvalu this is one fact, but second fact is that .TV is supported by Verisign.
Back in 2004 USATODAY posted an article about this where they asked Verisign the same question, read their reply below:
“VeriSign spokesman Tom Galvin tells me that a defunct country’s Internet domain lives on. For instance, you can still find addresses on .su — the domain for the Soviet Union.”
Article can be found here.
Since many people are new to .tv’s I can understand their frustration, maybe its time for me to blog about this so that newcomers get educated with real facts instead of making rumors out of their own.